A hard frost on a Fitzgerald morning turns the dormant bermuda silver for about an hour, and then it is gone and the day comes back mild. White's Lawn Care uses those quiet weeks well — leaves raked and hauled, beds cleaned, hedges trimmed back, everything squared away so the first spring cut has something worth revealing. When the green returns the schedule tightens: mowing on the regular turn, trimming close to fences and foundations, edges cut so the yard has a border again. Clippings go with the truck. There is a plain kind of pride in a lawn that looks intentional in every month of the year.